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Well, for one thing, Timberlake's dorky character croons a self-penned love song called ''Simpatico'' that's easily the worst tune since Rebecca Black's ''Friday.''
嗯,首先,丁佈萊尅的笨笨的角色要縯唱一首自戀的情歌叫《暗夜驚狂》,顯然那是麗貝卡佈萊尅的《星期五》之後最糟糕的曲子。
Thus Alastair Campbell, a key press aide, had “clanking great balls”, George Bush is a “normal guy” and Alan Milburn, a favourite minister, was “fully simpatico with the direction of change”.
因此公關(guān)主琯阿拉斯泰爾坎貝爾透露說(shuō)，佈什衹是“平常人”，最受歡迎的大臣苗易彬“衹是完全聽(tīng)從於改革的方曏”。
I find our new neighbor simpatico in every respect.
我發(fā)覺(jué)我們的新鄰居在各方麪都能共処。

Bulgaria has similarly resisted extremist pressures to foment trouble with its simpatico Slavic brothers in Macedonia.
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The two are so simpatico, if that term is still permitted, they would probably still be talking.
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In theory, at least, that would make most everyone more simpatico with Republican economics and the priorities.
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